Help to Buy is seen as free money but it just results in higher house prices and more tax
The scheme’s continued existence reflects the power of Ireland’s construction lobby and the political cynicism around housing
The scheme’s continued existence reflects the power of Ireland’s construction lobby and the political cynicism around housing
Redbrick home in excellent condition was built in the 1930s for ex-servicemen of the first World War
Agent for Limerick auctioneers said they had ‘helped purchasers’ before using splits
Spacious end-terrace two-bedroom home off Herbert Road
Sherry FitzGerald launches internal investigation as Revenue warns against ’artificially splitting’ sale price to qualify for scheme
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Ireland’s ‘stringent rent controls’ have led investors to seek more favourable markets in recent years, according to Sherry Fitzgerald
The Dracula author is thought to have been born in the capital’s only Georgian crescent, in Clontarf
Glenageary home comes to the market with a fresh, modern fit-out and A Ber rating
Four-bedroom detached bungalow with an acre of gardens and a sleek, contemporary interior
Few homeowners can claim to live right across the road from the Phoenix Park
Total of 65 two- and three- and four-bed homes by Evara go on the market market this weekend in Adamstown
Beautifully renovated four-bedroom Georgian home with stables, yard and paddock
Now fully renovated with a B3 Ber, all new owners will have to do is unpack
Grounds at Bridlewood feature formal gardens, woodlands and parkland to ensure year-round visual interest
Eight estate agents from around the Republic and Northern Ireland give their take on the market
Cottage offers maritime views from sittingroom balcony and a contemporary outdoor space
Stylish, modernised semidetached home was originally built for Guinness workers
From mortgage rates to negotiating, homebuyers' agent Miriam Finn on the A to Z of buying your first home
Property dating from 1840 has a host of original details and a contemporary kitchen
Light-filled, architect-designed house occupies large site on one of Dublin’s most sought-after residential roads
Foggia on Orwell Road boasts space and privacy in convenient city location
New to the market in Wicklow Town, Stoneybatter, Swords, Blackrock and Ranelagh
Refurbished midterrace comes with gorgeous glass extension to the rear
Design and decor inspired by architect-owner’s memories of childhood home built by her father, Ronnie Tallon
Three-bed house has undergone extensive renovation and is presented in walk-in condition
Four-bed, two-bath property bursting with character and flair
Two-bedroom third-floor apartment offers modern living surrounded by history
Number 3 has been transformed back into a residential unit under the guidance of architect Michael Cullinan
But investment in private rented sector stagnated while office market remained moribund
This Dublin 4 home is located off Serpentine Avenue
New to the market in Rialto, Clontarf, Glasnevin, Goatstown and Kells
Home on quiet cul-de-sac in a prime location with stunning landscaped back garden
Estate agents on the less glamorous side of the business – from cleaning up after foxes to acting as a counsellor
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